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  The final paragraph is a sad attempt to rescue them...
  
  "A spokesman for Anglian Water said: "Tax is low because of the very significant capital investment that we are making (£2.3bn between 2010 and 2015). Under the UK's tax regime, we are entitled to capital allowances on this investment as an incentive to invest early. However, tax payable is only deferred, so looking at our future tax liability you can see that we will in time pay the tax in full. There is no tax avoidance here whatsoever. The intra-group loan system has no bearing on our tax liabilities.""
  Here was me thinking that at each price hike it was the customer supplying the wherewithal for the investment, for certainly rain itself is for ever coming down.

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